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Browse by solo/collaborative/addventure status
I'm new to the site so forgive me if I have this wrong, but it seems like the only way to tell if a story is an addventure or not while browsing is if it says "branches" instead of "chapters" in the description, and when it says "chapters" it doesn't specify if it's a solo story or a collaboration.
I think it would be a useful feature to be able to browse based on single/multiple writer status, so that if they so wished, someone could easily look for a story that they wanted to collaborate on or add branches to, or be able to find a good solo writer.
I think it would be a useful feature to be able to browse based on single/multiple writer status, so that if they so wished, someone could easily look for a story that they wanted to collaborate on or add branches to, or be able to find a good solo writer.
I’m hoping this doesn't get shot down.
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Inappropriate?An excellent idea. The solo story option (as well as linear stories) were added after the original story listings were developed, so I'll see what I can do to make those a little more clear in the listings.
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Inappropriate?Okay, I've made a couple of changes that should help with this.
(1) In story or chapter listings, solo stories (or chapters/branches within them) will show a little icon beside the tags button, so you can tell them apart from regular stories.
(2) When browsing stories in the stories section, you can now filter addventure and linear stories separately from the whole batch, and you can disable the inclusion of solo stories in the list.
That should help navigating stuff until I have time to rethink and revamp the whole browsing interface, eventually. :)
Cheers,
-nick
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